27 Dec
2012
27 Dec
'12
11:20 p.m.
Synaptic confirms that both are installed and also the
"gb" language
module. Spell check works fine in "Libre Office".
Thinking about it, is it possible that the path to spell checkers could be
configured somewhere in the Trinity Control Center or somewhere in Kmail?
As I said, I use web-based mail service, so I don't know much these apps except for
Outlook on Windows. I don't know if Mozilla Thunderbird can be good enough for you?
I've tried three live CD and yours is the only one I liked enough to
actually install. Its actually on two other machines belonging to
friends as well
Thank you! If there is some users, it means that it worth doing it! I have some ideas for
the next version, such as removing Firefox and using Chromium in place of it, installing a
media center (such as xbmc), making more superkaramba widget available by default and
finding some good artwork to modernize the look of TDE. Have I said that I find horrible
(and horribly old) the Crystal SVG icon theme and the general default theme? In my humble
opinion, it is the single thing that is causing the most trouble to the TDE project,
because nobody can talk against TDE in every other areas!
What puzzle me in that is always this question:
What would Mom do if
it would happen to her? The biggest problem I see with linux is when
the system don't boot properly because of HDD corruption and it drops
you to a shell
Touch Wood ! I've not had any distribution suffer HDD corruption though
I've had at least one HDD die on me during configuration. The
manufacturer (WD) replaced it under warranty
The biggest issue for me is the complete lack of response from the
desktop clickable items, icons and menu. It seems to follow an
extended browsing session using both Firefox and Chrome.
I have not seen this bug yet! Is it happening to your friend's computers?
-Alexandre